Tamamo no Mae stands in a lively summer pose, rendered in the Kyun-Chara chibi style by Banpresto. The non-scale figure captures her trademark fox features: perky ears perched atop long, wavy hair that fades from pale copper to sunset orange, a fluffy tail curling behind her. She wears a breezy mizugi (swimsuit) adaptation with sea blue and white tones, accented by subtle gold trim and tiny wave patterns. Her petite form is balanced with bright, glossy paint, and the overall silhouette conveys a playful, sun-soaked vibe. The figure includes small accessories suggestive of a seaside festival, with a confident, teasing expression that fans recognize from the Fate/ Grand Order portrayal.

Tamamo no Mae is a legendary fox spirit featured in Fate/Grand Order as a Lancer-class Servant. In the game's mythos, she embodies charm, wit, and healing magic, often acting as a benevolent guide to the protagonist’s team. She carries a playful but formidable presence, her fox features and graceful demeanor contrasting with a sharp, tactical mind in battle. In Fate lore, she served rulers with fidelity, weaving enchantments and protective supports. The Summer Part 1 Kyun-Chara figure captures that dual nature—the warm, sunny mood of a festival day and her fearless, fox-hearted resolve—giving fans a tangible reminder of her legend within the FGO universe.